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When the temperature gets below zero, all you really want to do is curl up by the fire. But cold weather is no reason to skimp on oral care. Flossing might seem like a chore, especially in a North Dakota winter, but the value it brings to your teeth and gums is worth a little shivering. Flossing, when paired with daily brushing, is proven to help reduce the risk of gum disease. Besides that, it can help improve your breath and whiten your teeth, resulting in a bright smile. Anyways, when you’re chatting with colleagues about the last hockey game, you don’t want to be the one with food stuck in their teeth, do you?

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With nearly 90% of all land in North Dakota taken up by farms, it’s to be expected that NoDaks know a thing or two about maintaining a healthy crop. However, when it comes to maintaining a healthy smile, the average person’s expertise gets more shaky. Unlike a crop, if the one this year doesn’t do so well, you can always try again next year! With teeth, it’s a different story. As an adult, the teeth you have now are all you’ve got. So, take care of them with a daily oral care routine—brush, floss, and eat a healthy diet, too! Like a healthy crop, healthy teeth and gums require lots of care. When you put in the work, you’ll reap the rewards!

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North Dakota is one of the least populated states in the US! It’s also one of the most vast. North Dakota has so much to offer with its breathtaking landscapes, such as the Badlands and Great Plains in the southwest, the Red River Valley in the east, and 13 state parks. Yet its vastness comes with challenges, especially finding quality dental care. Finding a great local dentist can feel like searching for a needle in a haystack. Doctors Network simplifies your search by providing all North Dakotans access to hundreds of nearby dentists along with reviews, treatments offered, pricing, and more! Stay connected to world-class healthcare, even when you’re miles away from the nearest city!

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    Prairie Rose Gentle Family Dentists
    121 E Front Ave, Bismarck, ND 58504 
    1.2 miles near Bismarck
    phone

    (701) 751-3237

    Who is Dr. Sidney Schmidt DDS?
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    Dr. Sidney Schmidt hails from Bismarck, North Dakota, where he was born and raised. He pursued his education at Bismarck State College and North Dakota State University before graduating from the University of Minnesota School of Dentistry in 1995. During his studies, he received a health professions scholarship and joined the U.S. Navy as an officer. He completed a year-long Advanced Education in General Dentistry (A.E.G.D.) residency at the Marine Corps Recruit Depot in San Diego. Following this, he served a three-year assignment at Yokosuka Naval Base near Tokyo, Japan, where he provided dental care for thousands of active duty personnel, their families, and civilians. Throughout his four years in the military, Dr. Schmidt received advanced training in various areas of dentistry, particularly endodontics and exodontia (tooth extractions).

    After completing his military service, he became a partner at Prairie Rose Family Dentists in 1999 and currently serves as the president. As a general dentist, Dr. Schmidt has completed extensive continuing education and training, focusing on full mouth reconstructions, dental implants (both placement and restoration), sleep apnea appliance therapy and cosmetic dentistry. He has been certified in Invisalign orthodontic treatment since 2007. From 2001 to 2002, he served as the president of the Missouri Slope District Dental Society and is an active member of Legatus and the Knights of Columbus, in addition to serving on the St. Mary's Booster Club board.

    Dr. Schmidt is married and has three sons and one daughter. He enjoys traveling, hunting, football, basketball, and exploring the scenic Missouri River. He is proud to be back in North Dakota and is dedicated to providing his patients with the highest quality dental care.

    To schedule an appointment with Dr. Schmidt, visit Prairie Rose Family Dentists at the Mandan Clinic or call (701) 751-3237.

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    Polished Dental
    1700 E Interstate Ave, Bismarck, ND 58503 
    1.44 miles near Bismarck
    phone

    (701) 222-4746

    Who is Dr. James Nelson DDS?
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    Dr. Jim Nelson hails from the small town of Ortonville, Minnesota. He completed his undergraduate studies at North Dakota State University from 1978 to 1981 and then earned his dental degree with honors from the University of Minnesota Dental School in 1985. Since then, he has practiced dentistry in Bismarck.

    In 1985, he established Kirkwood Dental in the Kirkwood Mall. The practice evolved in 2003 when he moved to a new location and rebranded as Nelson Family Dentistry. With the recent addition of Dr. Kristin as a partner, they launched Polished Dental. Dr. Jim is committed to delivering high-quality dental care and ethical treatment to his patients. He cherishes his daily interactions with them and remains passionate about the art of dentistry. He is an active member of several professional organizations, including the American Dental Association (ADA), the North Dakota Dental Association, the Missouri Slope Dental Society, and the American Academy of Facial Esthetics.

    Married to his beloved wife Lorri (Behrendt) since 1980, they enjoy hosting family and friends, spending time with their nieces and nephews, and organizing fundraisers. In his leisure time, Dr. Jim enjoys hunting, ranching, yard work, traveling, designing and constructing buildings, and indulging in music, movies, and theater. He also has a deep affection for animals; he and Lorri have fostered numerous cats over the years and currently care for two, Tinkerbell and Cinderella.

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    Bismarck Dentistry
    4401 Coleman Street, Suite 104, Bismarck, ND 58503 
    2.73 miles near Bismarck
    phone

    (701) 751-8081

    Who is Dr. Daniel Van Buskirk DDS?
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    Bismarck Dentistry is a family-owned dental practice located in north Bismarck. We take pride in getting to know each patient personally and helping them achieve their dental goals with a fun and positive approach.

    With 25 years of experience as a dentist, including 15 years in North Dakota, Dr. Daniel Van Buskirk has advanced training in full mouth dentistry and strives for perfection in his work.

    Dr. Van Buskirk has been happily married for over 30 years and has three sons. His oldest son serves as an EMT for the city of Bismarck, while his younger twin sons began dental school in 2022 and plan to join the family practice after graduation.

    In his free time, Dr. Van Buskirk enjoys flying as a pilot, particularly with warbirds, and loves cross-country flying.

  • location
    Dakota Family Smiles
    4204 Boulder Ridge Rd., #140, Bismarck, ND 58503 
    2.75 miles near Bismarck
    phone

    (701) 751-7300

    Who is Dr. Brock Oukrop DDS?
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    Dr. Brock Oukrop has been a practicing dentist in Bismarck, North Dakota, since 2007. He earned his undergraduate degree from the University of Mary in 2003 and went on to graduate from Creighton University in Nebraska in 2007.

    Committed to staying current with the latest advancements in dentistry, Dr. Oukrop regularly reads dental literature and participates in continuing education courses. He practices all aspects of dentistry and embraces the daily challenges that come with the profession.

    Outside of work, Dr. Oukrop is an enthusiastic fisherman and enjoys camping, hunting, and supporting his children in their various activities. He and his wife, Dana, are proud parents to three daughters.

    Education and Experience
     • Undergraduate: University of Mary — Bismarck, North Dakota, 2003
     • Dental School: Creighton University — Omaha, Nebraska, 2007

    Memberships
     • American Dental Association®
     • North Dakota Dental Association
     • American Academy of Sleep Medicine
     • International Association for Orthodontics

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